Tp-Link Hangzhou R and D Center

contemporary architecture, corporate headquarters, research facility, glass curtain wall, aluminum mullions, blue hour photography, twilight atmosphere, cerulean sky, gunmetal gray, warm amber illumination, pendant light installation, spherical fixtures, constellation lighting, atrium space, double-height void, vertical fins, facade modulation, reflective glazing, stone paving, deciduous tree, organic-geometric contrast, two-point perspective, horizontal emphasis, rhythmic repetition, transparency, threshold condition, interior-exterior dialogue, modernist vocabulary, high-tech aesthetic, institutional scale, luminous interior, cool temperature dominant, warm accent lighting, matte and reflective surfaces, precise detailing, sophisticated composition, professional architectural photography, dusk ambiance, contemplative mood, structural clarity, material honesty

Tp-Link Hangzhou is a research and development center in the high-technology zone of Binjiang District, Hangzhou, China. The twelve-story building combines open office areas, research space, meeting rooms, lecture halls, canteen and cafe areas, and a rooftop garden. Two slabs of different heights form a front courtyard facing the main street. Between the slabs, a transparent atrium built with a suspended-cable structure and ultra-white laminated glass connects the floors. Boxes and platforms placed in the atrium encourage meeting and communication.